Defence’s request for witnesses on admissibility of Daren Debono’s evidence sent back to Criminal Court

Visits have more than doubled in ten years, although staff shortage is still an issue at the clinic

Monica Vitti, Italian actress whose versatility gave her a mastery of irony and talent, to work with 20th century greats, has passed away at 90

Establishments who are committed “Autism Friendly Spaces” make sure their clients are aware of their distinctive and highly-rewarding approach to autism by opening their arms and doors to those who need them as much as the rest

Yet-to-be-built villa outside development zones near Dingli’s medieval chapel seeking additional storey and pool permit

By focusing on low wages the PN addresses a crucial bread and butter issue which could potentially raise living standards. But abstract concepts like “living income frameworks” are reminiscent of Joseph Muscat’s living wage pipe dr...

MaltaToday attended the first self-defence session offered by the Malta Police Force to children over the age of seven who have previously fallen victim to any crime

Now: do I really need to remind the audience, that the ‘great battle’ for that very prize – General Election 2022 - is now scheduled to take place in just a few weeks’ time?

The Nationalist Party lost two votes on motions to repeal legal notices on ‘tax amnesty’ and court sentences

During parliamentary grilling for his re-appointment, MFSA chair John Mamo says CEO Joseph Gavin's interview with Times of Malta was a 'comedy of errors' • Opposition MPs vote against his appointment

Ministry figures suggest patients stayed away from hospital when the pandemic hit in 2020

Cyclists face off with Noel Ciantar, man who claims he is the owner of the Grade 2 protected 18th century hamlet of Simblija

A tactic from the Labour Party playbook: PN compares Abela’s €17,000 monthly retainer to €1.75 COLA increase

Works on an 18th century house lead to a collapse of parapet wall and counterscarp at the historical Cittadella fortifications

The amendments introduce the concept of femicide but does not make it its own crime

The couple is awarded €3,000 in damages from the State for unjustified delays 

Information and Data Protection Commissioner says no investigation into the Labour Party as the possible origin of database on voters had been carried out, despite news reports suggesting a link 

St Paul’s Bay councillor Anne Fenech rejoins the Nationalist Party after having resigned in protest when Adrian Delia lost leadership election in October 2020

Pilatus Bank plc and Pilatus Holding Ltd. make 11 pleas in court challenging 2018 ECB licence withdrawal 

Police investigating social media comments that incited violence and hatred towards identifiable educators from the San Gorg Preca College